Coach Daniel Farke only celebrated the promotion to the Premier League at the weekend. But whether he will continue to be on the sidelines is anything but safe.
Celebrated first, then fired? The owners of Leeds United apparently think about a separation of promotion coach Daniel Farke. The Daily Mail reports.
However, the report said that the report had not yet been made. It is therefore aware that such a step could backfire and encounter displeasure among the club’s fans.
Daniel Farke rose to the Premier League with Leeds United
The reason for the bosses’ concerns is Farkes balance in the Premier League. The 48 -year -old historical succeeded when he was the first German coach to rise from the Championship to the English Oberhaus for the third time – 2019 and 2021 Farke managed this with Norwich City.
Farke with a bad prime minister League balance
But then things went anything but successful in the first division. With Norwich with only 21 points and 14 points behind the saving bank, he graduated with Norwich as a cut back in the table with Norwich.
Although he managed to react directly with the Canaries, after only five points from the first eleven Premier League games, Farke had to take his hat off in November 2021.
Mourinho A candidate?
Therefore, alternatives are already being discussed in the background, as the Daily Mail continues to report. The name José Mourinho (Fenerbahce) is said to have already fallen. In the event of a farke layoff, one tend to be a lesser-known solution.
An example is the context of Andoni Iraola, who has caused a positive surprise in the English Oberhaus this season with the AFC Bournemouth this season.
Leeds United has been part of the “Football Group” of 49ers Enterprises since 2018. In July 2023, the American investor, whose portfolio also includes the NFL franchise San Francisco 49ers, achieved full control over the three-time English champion in the course of a £ 170 million (around 200 million euros).
Farke celebrated by English press
In addition, the beverage company Red Bull holds a minority stake in the club from Yorkshire.
Leeds United made the promotion perfect on Easter weekend with a 6-0 win against Stoke City, since the pursuer Sheffield United lost 1-2 with co-promoted FC Burnley. The former Gladbach coach Farke was then celebrated as a promotion hero by the English press.